Public bug reported:
In 19.04 I could type apt upd<TAB> or apt fu<TAB> and autocomplete would
work. It doesn't work in 19.10 as root (though it does as my normal
user). I fixed the issue by uncommenting the last lines of /root/.bashrc
but I don't understand why you'd break root user autocomplete by
default.
This is in an upgrade scenario from 19.04, I don't know if it's
similarly broken in a clean install.
** Affects: bash (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Tags: bash
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1848627
Title:
bash root autocomplete disabled on upgrade
Status in bash package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
In 19.04 I could type apt upd<TAB> or apt fu<TAB> and autocomplete
would work. It doesn't work in 19.10 as root (though it does as my
normal user). I fixed the issue by uncommenting the last lines of
/root/.bashrc but I don't understand why you'd break root user
autocomplete by default.
This is in an upgrade scenario from 19.04, I don't know if it's
similarly broken in a clean install.
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